
Welcome to Too Late to Pretend. If you’re here, I’m going to assume something: A part of you is tired. Not tired like “I need a nap.” Tired like… I’m tired of holding it together. Tired of performing. Tired of pretending you’re fine when your body is screaming, and your mind is doing backflips just to get through the day. So let me start by saying this: You’re in the right place. My name is Dr. Ba... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

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This show centers on mental health, nervous system regulation, relationships, healing, grief, and boundaries, with a clear emphasis on practical, human-centered guidance. Episodes combine psychoeducation with actionable steps, emphasizing how to regulate the body before tackling thoughts, and offering frameworks to build healthier connections, set boundaries, and reclaim authentic living. A distinctive thread across episodes is the emphasis on ongoing growth over quick fixes, the use of clinical experience to illustrate patterns in family and friendships, and a commitment to compassionate, non-judgmental guidance that treats listeners as capable of small, sustainable changes rather than perfection. The format often features a single, licens... more
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